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Autoit monitoring?

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I'm sorry i'm sure this question has been asked before but i couldnt find the thread in my searches. I was wondering if there was a way to run through lets say an installation and have autoit monitor that window and automatically generate a script that would mimic your previous actions?


Yes, there are some programs that will generate a dirty script for you.

Heres one:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=35277&hl=autoit

One of the distros of Scite (Scintilla) has a "macro recorder" feature. It works ok, but not recommend. Play with AutoIT a little bit, it is easy, powerful. It has good documentation also.

Here is one that I have used in the past. AutoitMacroGenerator v0.12.

It fails to work with the latest beta versions of Autoit v1.0.103. Should be fine with 3.0.102. The author of AutoitMacroGenerator is currently working on a new version for Autoit v1.0.103. Perhaps in time for final release of Autoit v1.0.103.

These helper programs are usually good for a draft script. You may need to still need to manually script.

Scite4Autoit3 is my prefered editor for Autoit. Some tools onboard to help you get it right.

:)

Just used the scite4 program and whipped up a working script for bitdefender 8 in 10 minutes.  I have been fighting with making a script for this for 2 days. This program made it **** simple.

Care to share that script?

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